Follow me There is a story that teaches us how powerful hope can be. In O. Henry’s “The Last Leaf” (1907), a young girl named Johnsy falls gravely ill and loses the will to live, believing she will die when the last leaf falls from the vine outside her window. Mr. Behrman, an old struggling […]
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Follow me Some losses scream. Others dissolve quietly, like salt in water. You don’t even realize they’re gone until you taste the emptiness. I joined the Prakash Jayantilal Chauhan Foundation on 1st April 2024. Thought it would be steady. Thought it would be a start. Something I could finally hold onto. But no. Life doesn’t
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Follow me We missed posting last month — not only because it was the festive season of Durga Puja, but also due to an overload of scheduled work. But this month, we’re back with our regular feature: Top 5 Books of the Month | October 2025 [Editor’s Choice]. So without further delay, scroll down to
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Follow me As the July passed Book Awards are started their announcement, I mean Booker longlist, have you selected yours favourite authors? I have selected some of the books and already started reading. Here below is the review of the 1st book I have read, slowly I will review others and will be going to
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Follow me July has been a wonderful month for book lovers! Whether you enjoy romance, mystery, self-help, or something in between, there was something special for everyone. In this article, I’ve picked out the books that stood out this month—stories that made me think, feel, and sometimes even cry a little. These books kept me
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Follow me Hola! Summer heat and drizzle, scorching, sticky existing summer and welcoming monsoon, June is a fusion of emotions and abandonment. Expressions released in the droplets, world is soothing in the shadow of grey clouds or is just a beginning of gloomy alleys, sad grey days are starting to hang around us slowly. What
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Follow me Naturism is still a new and rarely spoken topic in India. But Pooja, the author of a bold and inspiring book, has written openly about her naturist life. In this conversation, Pooja shares her experiences, struggles, and dreams with me. Whether you’re new to the concept or just curious, this interview gives a
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Follow me In a world where faith is often rushed and spirituality is filtered into short-lived trends, Mini Bhardwaj stands apart as both a seeker and a storyteller. Her book Life of Liberation: A Boon of a Vish Purush – Ashwatthama is not just a narrative; it’s a soul’s journey etched across riverbanks, inner battles,
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Follow me Hola, what’s up guys? What is cooking? Let’s do a quick chit chat, we were pretty busy last month, Moni was busy with her Blogchatter a-z blogging like every year she does and I was searching some unique books to read and what I found? A chock full of emotions, explored new perspective
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Follow me And just like that, we’ve reached the final chapter of our A2Z Blogchatter journey! It’s been a month of deep diving into the many shades of mental health, and today, as we stand at the letter Z, I can’t think of a better note to end on than Zero-Tolerance for Stigma. Because if
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Follow me Hello again, fellow travelers on this A2Z Blogchatter journey. We’re nearly at the finish line, and today, we arrive at the letter Y—a letter I’ve been waiting for with special care. Because when we talk about Youth and Mental Health, we’re not just exploring a topic. We’re talking about a generation that is
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Follow me Hello again! We’re nearing the tail end of this deeply enriching journey through the A2Z Blogchatter Challenge—and today, we explore a word that might feel a little heavier, a little more global, and yet surprisingly close to home: Xenophobia. X-words are always tricky, right? But in mental health conversations, xenophobia isn’t just a
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Follow me As we near the end of our A2Z journey, I find myself reflecting on how often the letter W quietly appears in conversations around mental health—Worry, Well-being, Work. These aren’t just buzzwords. They are realities, woven into our everyday lives in visible and invisible ways. Let’s begin with the one we all know
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Follow me We’re nearing the end of our Blogchatter A2Z journey, and I have to admit—each letter has felt like a soft unfolding. Today, we’re at V, and this one is so close to my heart: Validation. It sounds like such a small word, doesn’t it? But if you’ve ever been misunderstood, dismissed, or told
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Follow me We’ve come quite far in this month-long Blogchatter A2Z journey—pausing at each letter to reflect on key mental health topics that shape our everyday lives. And today, on the 22nd day, we’ve arrived at U—a letter that holds one of the most foundational, yet misunderstood, aspects of the entire conversation around mental health:
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